Óscar Gómez
Voice ActorÓscar Gómez, whose full name is Óscar Gonzalo Gómez Acevedo, is a voice actor born in March 1956. His dubbing career began in 1990, and he voices Kyosuke Higuchi in the Spanish dub of Death Note.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Óscar Gómez voice in Death Note?
Gómez voices Kyosuke Higuchi in the Spanish dub of Death Note. It is his sole documented credit in the franchise.
Who is Óscar Gómez in the Death Note Spanish dub cast?
Óscar Gómez is a voice actor whose Death Note credit is Kyosuke Higuchi. His dubbing career, per the record, spans more than three decades since 1990.
In what year and month was Óscar Gómez born?
Óscar Gómez was born in March 1956, specifically on March 11. He provides the Spanish dub voice of Kyosuke Higuchi in Death Note.
Since when has Óscar Gómez worked as a voice actor?
Gómez's dubbing career began in 1990, according to the record. He voices Kyosuke Higuchi in the Spanish dub of Death Note.
What is Óscar Gómez's recorded full name?
The wiki lists Óscar Gómez's full name as Óscar Gonzalo Gómez Acevedo. His Death Note role, Kyosuke Higuchi, is voiced for the Spanish dub.
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